Master Manufacturing
Master Manufacturing 87002 Furniture Glides, Circle, PK8
Self-adhesive round glides with plastic tips and rubber cushions protect carpet, hard floors and vinyl, pack of eight
- TypeHome & Small Office Furniture
- Smooth gliding on carpet and hard floors with self-stick adhesive backing
- Protects surfaces using plastic tip with rubber cushion for quiet movement
- Round 1 in diameter fits standard furniture legs for easy replacement
- Low 3/8 in profile keeps furniture height nearly unchanged after installation
- Eight glides per package supplies a full set for chairs or tables
What It Is
Master Manufacturing 87002 furniture glides are round, self-adhesive pads made from polymer plastic with a rubber cushion. The beige tips measure one inch in diameter and stand three-eighths of an inch high. A pack contains eight pieces designed to slide furniture across carpet, hard floors and vinyl.
Who Benefits
Renters and homeowners who need a quick, no-tool way to protect floors and move chairs or tables easily will find these suitable. Buyers who want more storage or a locking mechanism should look elsewhere because the glides only slide and stick.
Deciding Spec
The self-adhesive backing is the single detail that decides fit; it requires a clean, flat leg surface to bond properly. If your furniture legs are uneven, angled or non-porous, the adhesive may not hold.
Highlights
- Smooth gliding on carpet and hard floors with self-stick adhesive backing
- Protects surfaces using plastic tip with rubber cushion for quiet movement
- Round 1 in diameter fits standard furniture legs for easy replacement
- Low 3/8 in profile keeps furniture height nearly unchanged after installation
- Eight glides per package supplies a full set for chairs or tables
Specifications
| Type | Home & Small Office Furniture |
|---|---|
| Brand | Master Caster |
Questions about this item
How do I install the self-stick adhesive furniture glides, and what step is commonly missed?
Clean the furniture leg surface thoroughly, peel the adhesive backing, press each glide firmly for several seconds, and allow the adhesive to cure before moving the furniture — skipping the cleaning step is the most common mistake.
Will the rubber cushion on these plastic glides need replacement, and how can I tell?
The rubber cushion may wear down or harden over time; replace the glide when the cushion appears flattened, cracked, or no longer protects the floor surface.
At what point does the 3/8 inch height limit floor clearance under sustained use?
The low 3/8 inch profile adds minimal height, so clearance only becomes an issue if the furniture already sits extremely close to the floor or if multiple glides stack on uneven surfaces.
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